Georgia tight end Brock Bowers leads the John Mackey Award Watch List released on July 22.
The John Mackey Award is presented annually to the nation’s best college tight end and is named for the Pro Football Hall of Famer.
Bowers enters 2022 as one of college football’s best tight ends, as he helped the Bulldogs win the national championship last season. He returns hoping to help the Bulldogs mount a title defense.
The Bulldogs are featured in the 2022 College Football America Yearbook.
The College Football America 2022 Yearbook features more than 900 college football teams from the United States and Canada in more than 250 striking, full-color pages. That includes every team from the NCAA (FBS, FCS, Division II and Division III), NAIA, NJCAA, CCCAA and U Sports (Canada). It also includes dozens of action shots and stadium photos taken by the CFA staff.
2022 John Mackey Award Preseason Watch List
Brock Bowers — Georgia
Cameron Latu — Alabama
John Samuel Shenker — Auburn
Austin Stogner — South Carolina
Jaheim Bell — South Carolina
Michael Trigg — Ole Miss
Darnell Washington — Georgia
Arik Gilbert — Georgia
Jacob Warren — Tennessee
Ben Bresnahan — Vanderbilt
Michael Mayer — Notre Dame
Isaac Rex — BYU
Sam LaPorta — Iowa
Payne Durham — Purdue
Erick All — Michigan
Luke Schoonmaker — Michigan
Brenton Strange — Penn State
Brevyn Spann-Ford — Minnesota
Luke Ford — Illinois
Theo Johnson — Penn State
Will Mallory — Miami
Marshon Ford — Louisville
Davis Allen — Clemson
Camren McDonald — Florida State
Blake Whiteheart — Wake Forest
George Takacs — Boston College
Gavin Bartholomew — Pittsburgh
Ben Yurosek — Stanford
Terrance Ferguson — Oregon
Brady Russell — Colorado
Michael Ezeike — UCLA
Dalton Kincaid — Utah
Luke Musgrave — Oregon State
Devin Culp — Washington
Malcolm Epps — USC
Ben Sims — Baylor
Baylor Cupp — Texas Tech
Mike O’Laughlin — West Virginia
Brayden Willis — Oklahoma
Ja’Tavion Sanders — Texas
Christian Trahan — Houston
Tyrick James — Tulane
Josh Whyle — Cincinnati
Ryan Jones — East Carolina
Leonard Taylor — Cincinnati
Kemore Gamble — UCF
Mark Redman — San Diego State
Sam Olson — San Jose State
Kris Leach — Kent State
Christian Sims — Bowling Green
Johnny Lumpkin — Louisiana
Oscar Cardenas — UTSA
Rivaldo Fairweather — FIU
Joshua Simon — Western Kentucky
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